I studied geology for a few years and know a geologist who is currently working in Antarctica. I also previously lived and worked overseas and know that for American expatriates, the first $70,000.00/yr is exempt from Federal income tax because expats are responsible for paying local taxes in a foreign country. From what he says, however, he must pay and said it was because per the United States Tax Code Antarctica is not a foreign country, therefore it is exempt from the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion. http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=97130,00.html
Last I heard, Antarctica was not a part of the U.S. Do Russian, French or scientists from other countries who are working in Antarctica have to pay taxes to their homeland?
2007-11-26
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